Chronoswiss designed its new GMT for people who live between time zones, taking the idea from an earlier watch of its own, the Tora.
Chronoswiss today introduces the PULSE GMT Silver Guilloche, limited to 200 pieces in Grade 5 titanium. Its integrated bracelet, the brand says, is the first built straight into a Chronoswiss case.
The curved dial is guilloché by hand at the Chronoswiss Atelier in Lucerne, on machines that are a century old. Each line is cut on its own, so the silver surface shifts with the light rather than sitting still beneath it.
Inside is the automatic calibre C.6002, developed with La Joux-Perret. It is a true mechanical GMT rather than a decorative one. A 24-hour second time zone sits on the left of the dial and the 12-hour home time on the right, with minutes and seconds shared at the centre.
The brand says the watch is built for movement rather than a display case, and the guilloché dial keeps catching new light long after the first glance.
The Basics
- Brand Chronoswiss
- Model PULSE GMT Silver Guilloche
- Reference CH-4223TM-GR
- Diameter 41mm
- Thickness 13mm
- Case material Grade 5 titanium, satin-finished and sandblasted
- Dial Curved, hand-guilloché, nickel galvanic coating; polished blue PVD-coated appliques; blued steel “Pyramid” hands
- Water resistance 10 ATM
- Bracelet Integrated Grade 5 titanium, laser-engraved Chronoswiss logo
- Limited edition 200 pieces
The Movement
- Calibre C.6002, automatic, developed with La Joux-Perret
- Functions Central minutes and seconds; local hour at 3 o’clock; GMT (24-hour) at 9 o’clock
- Winding Automatic, skeletonised tungsten rotor
- Power reserve 55 hours
- Frequency 4 Hz (28,800 A/h)
- Jewels 29
Images courtesy of Chronoswiss.
